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Army G2 Intelligence Personnel Management Office (IPMO) DCIPS Implementation Project Plan Update

This briefing provides an overview of the project planning approach used to assist Army Intel in its conversion to a DCIPS pay-for-performance system. It outlines the activities required over the next 4 months and emphasizes the critical involvement and support needed from each command in the planning process.

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Army G2 Intelligence Personnel Management Office (IPMO) DCIPS Implementation Project Plan Update

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  1. DCIPS Implementation Project Plan UpdateArmy G2 Intelligence Personnel Management Office (IPMO) April 6, 2009

  2. Contents Introduction Approach Priorities Project Management Office (PMO) Communications and Change Management Training Beta Implementation Occupational Structure Pay Pool Performance Management Policy Project Plan Overview Next Steps

  3. Introduction • The objectives of this briefing are to provide: • An overview of the project planning approach used to assist Army Intel in its July 2009 conversion to a DCIPS pay-for-performance system • The way-ahead; including activities required over the next 4 months in preparation for conversion to DCIPS • Where your command’s involvement and support are critical in DCIPS planning • Assumptions: This project plan is presented at the level of detail that pertains to your command and demands your attention. The IPMO PMO team will manage this plan and your participation in the activities as necessary to support a timely and successful conversion. This project plan is a living document and is subject to change.

  4. Approach This project plan was developed using Project Management Professional methodology and focuses on the management of time (schedule), scope, and resources (cost). Tasks were defined in full and then prioritized in terms of those most critical to a July 2009 DCIPS Implementation. Activities are shown from October 2008 through the development of Pay Pools guidance following the mock pay pool in Spring of 2010. This plan has been updated in April 2009 to reflect changes to occupational structure, pay pool, and the Beta implementation.

  5. Prioritization of Critical Activities Prioritization Criteria Tier 1 – Activities critical for July 2009 conversion Tier 2 – Ongoing support and activities that can be completed after conversion Prioritization Areas Project Management Office (PMO) Communications and Change Management Training Beta Implementation Occupational Structure Pay Pool Performance Management Policy

  6. PMO Priorities

  7. Communications and Change Management Priorities

  8. Training Priorities

  9. Beta Implementation Priorities

  10. Occupational Structure Priorities

  11. Pay Pool Priorities

  12. Performance Management Priorities

  13. Policy Priorities

  14. Proposed Priorities Summary Tier 1 – To be completed before July 2009 Conversion

  15. Proposed Priorities Summary Tier 1 – To be completed before July 2009 Conversion

  16. Project Plan(see attached MS Excel file) The Project Plan is attached in MS Excel. If you would like the MS Project version, please contact Ann Woodson at ann.woodson@bearingpoint.com

  17. Next Steps • Deliver the updated Implementation Plan to commands in April 2009 • Continue to implement the plan to support July 2009 conversion • Revise as necessary

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